Frayed Night as Protesters Set Up Tents and Delays Hit Lines
The flag was submitted to inspection and tents were erected while telephone lines to police and fire departments ran busy with questions and delays during the incident.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
4
The flag was submitted to inspection and tents were erected while telephone lines to police and fire departments ran busy with questions and delays during the incident.
A Dorchester resident circulates a petition to the Public Utilities Commission arguing that higher ferry fares on shore visiting days burden workers. He notes state funds improving Nantasket Beach for public benefit and calls for fare reductions on peak outings.
French suffragists urge a tax on single women and bachelors as part of broader protest. They argue it would pressure governments to grant voting rights to unmarried women and challenge social norms.
British Premier Lloyd George calls sea power the empire’s basis and urges friendly U S co operation toward arms limitation. He voices commitment to open door in the Far East, backs Japan relations, and stresses peace to prevent world divisions. Premier Meighen outlines conference scope as others plan remarks.
Pat Crowe the once notorious kidnapper with a $50,000 dead or alive reward will launch a Boston campaign to push Congress to create a large industrial and military training center. He will lecture daily from noon to 1 pm in Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple advocating unemployment elimination reformatory shutdown and internal peace.
Dr. J. M. Lee of Rochester told the American Institute of Homeopathy convention that insanity is rising due to World War I aftermath. He blamed farming life for higher susceptibility, pointing to hard work, worry, and limited recreation as key factors.
Miss Lillian Rumboldt, along with Miss Ethelyn Beeman and Robert Rumboldt, suffered acid burns when an automobile splashed acid from a generator or tank near a roadside. The party had just left a Salvation Army meeting and returned home. evidence pointed to a ground source rather than a deliberate throw, and police were notified.
Inspectors Finn and Flaherty arrested 8 Spring street Newburyport late yesterday in a larceny case alleged to involve William Graiver of 16 Fulton street for an incident dated September 7, 1920.
The ad promotes Weldona as a cure for rheumatism and related joint pain. It claims rapid relief from stiffness, swelling, and weakness, touts extensive sales, and offers a free book, urging readers to write for more information and to buy Weldona at local druggists.
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